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Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Great Railroad Deal.

The Baltimore Sun rays: The Balii
more baukers and stock brokers re-
csived numerous dispatches from New
York on Tuesday giving statements
@ ncerning the alleged syh diosts for the
parchato Of controlling interest In the
stock Of the Baltimore & Ohio R,ilIoad
Company. TIE stories went as far o.
TO say that = contract hiss been made
for a trauster OF 10000 shares o. h
stock to the syncitats for SIC, 900 0U0
Another banker said ne did not be-
l!eve the CARROTS wanted to sell con
troll 10 the stock. but that " was cut
rent report that the ans Of the 81 ndi.
cate comprehend a larse purchase OF IL
and that II 600 shares of the johns
Hopkins University will probably al
the order.
The transfer OF A. control OF Balti
more and OHIO stock may not tax.
place, bat there IL no donbt that II IL
beiu2 talked OF Il Will not he merely
a block Of the stock such rs thst " hici
Is held by tho Hopkins Universally, hui
1t will be enough ~ give control or noDt
at sl.
There are undoubtedly negotiation,
going OF Of an important character, ant
syndicate coDpostd OF lead ing bank
ars and railroad men Is interested In It
II 10 probable that the negotiatious hav,
not been completed yet, and this ex
plains tho rstloence of the men inter
ested. The beat opinion, however, Il
that The deal conieniplAtes close ALI
ance With the L ading and the Rich
moDd Terminal. and that 1t is not IN
likely that the b. s. o. may dispose o
it's telegraph and express husiuets.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
The New Market.

Meeting W. V. Bond, one Of the gen.
tlemen most Interested in the success Of
the new Washington Street Market,
this morning the question was asked
A'How Ia the new m arket prof act comin &
on?" "Splendidly." was the reply.
"Why 1t is wonderful how the people
are making application for stalls, and
am afraid We won't have enough tc
supply all who want them" Mr.. Bond
was seen soon afterw ards at the new
market explaining the plan, answerin 6
questions and renting stalls to farmers,
butchers and truckers.
One half the farmers stalls are alresd 8
taken, and when thera are 100 of them
at from "a to Sc per year that means
success already. A farmer present
said thai IL was cheaper taking q stall
In the new market house than to pay
curb hire on Madison street, which
costs 81 80 per aDnum, and then be ex
pos( d 10 all Eirds OF weather. IL Il
expected that the market house will b,
opened about NJ arch %, when no doub
consid era ble OF q demonstration viii b,
made. This band stand which De perdl
from the centre of the building will no
be removed, bat will be used by bandl
Of 10 usic upon special occasions.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

A Clergyman in ono OF tho Hudeon
river toWns united : 0esnAs ooupie II
marriage. when tho knot Wa ttsd the
bridegroom ssic: 'Demini& I've rot
no u,onisb, but I'll send you y lestie
pig" II WAS done and tho fcltcum
stance was forgotten ~ the clergy
man. Two ears aferward he met the
German In another towu, for the hrst
tine sin0s ths cert m0ny y - performed.
"Dominis," said the German. You TO
member you married me. and gave
YOU q lettle pls?" Yea well, n
you'll unmsrry me I VIII give you tive
leetle pigs." ss
Before willis's young cousin Bertha
arrived a. his home with her parents On
q whit, his mo her had told him 70 OBJ
serve how gracs full and polite her man,
ners were, Especially ., table. Whom
she came, Willie observed her. there
fore, with.sdmi,ire intfreft. One DAP
his moihAr said: "Do you sec how
"Yes, mamma" aDon't you think her
manners are better than yours?" Eyes.
mamma, and l think know why"
"why 10 II, my DEAR" Probably
Bertha has been better brought up than
have"
"I declare, II there isn't the descon's
daughter out With . brani-pew shawl.
Well, neveii" "Hust!" said q Do, ter
informed female. "'Tisn't hers lis
one che borrowed from the company
that's visiting 81 the descon's" We'll.
there's one thing I know. She can't
depend ON borrowing to look we'll In
heaven. She'll have to wear her own
angel plumage when she gets thare, !"
Aud they bowed their heads ~ the
minister opened the service.
Boston hostess to young msn visiting
from the West: 1--WE Btston peoI 10.
Mr.. Breezy, are laugh cd at . good deal
for being so partial to beam, but We
don't mind it." Wttttrn young mar,
gallautly: "No, indeed, 1 wouldn't II l
were you, Mira. Waldo. Beans are n
very valuable product. Father, who
knows as much about Buch matters n
yboiy IN Southern Illinois rays they
are even better than corn 10 fattsp
hogs with"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

Over Two Thousand People Rush From
the Buildlns--A scsns Which 1urns
Them Away.
Last night, bstweeu tho hours Oft and
10 O'Clock, thousands OF people rushed
from both directions on Tenth street 70
the corner of TAtpsll, where Charles A.
Gardner, better ksown a. "Karl. the
Peddier," nearly kills Peter Stein for
trying TO get poss ession OF large estais
BY ttIckery, and poison ing his daugh.
ter's ears with burning, loving words.
This great actors musical voice and
ability have gained for him such repu.
tAtion that thouss nds Of people pack
the house nightly, and hundreds are
turned away BY the sign Of standing
room only.
This 10 not the only piacs in the city
that creates Excitement 1t present.
Dozens OF people can be seen from
morning till night, waiting o chance -
be waited on BY the polite ard gsntle.
nanly saleemen in the famous Meyers'
| e. tai lishment, corner Of Fifth and
Market streets, where first class suits OF
Iciothse, linsd with Italian extin, can be
bought for 50 98. A boys suit for 81 %,
q pair Of durable working par 70, lined
throughout, for 50 cents. and every
other article at surprisingly low prices.
Aud above all, remember that the 18th
Of this month will be the last day OF
ons Of the creates, sacrifice clothing
Gales on record, and don't you forget 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
What Cayid Ireland Remembered.

Ex-Couuciluan David Ireland, find
ina his name In yesterdays REPUBLI.
CAN as beirg in the city directory OF
1915, cams to the REPUBLICAN Off =.
this morning, and SAID that GU the 22i
OF January, 1874, the year before, he
with two otter men went down to the
shipJards OF Harlan, Hollingsworih
x Go ther carrying on business where
the 2nsey & Jones Go Is now located
and asked for work. M. HollinRs
worth, the refn beg OF the trm that they
saw, sald he had no work Tor them at
That time, bat thst II they would cali
Ia week or two he might have job
for them, While talking with Mr..
HollinR: worth, Tx mule tesm loaded
with shest iiCn drove into the yard.
The colo ell m3n driving the team
commen ced to uuloai by pullia9 oil a
sbeet OF iron, WHOM Mr. Ireland stepped
forward a1d pulled of theet about with
him, but tho otaer two len stood still
and did rot offer to help. When the
iron WAS unloaGed Mr.. Holdings W orth
said to Mr. Ireland, "You can ccm6 to
woik this afserEoon," but he did moi
ask the two men who came with MIN to
go to work. Mi. Ireland worked Tor
the company four years and helped IL
build the National, the first iron ship
ever built in Wilmington, tho eheet
iron he helpei to unload being intended
for that purpose. Mr.. Ireland believes
that when man applies for work he
should show that he was Lot afraid Oi
work.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

This morniuS boy named Clarence
Wtn2ste, about Is years OF age, was ar.
raiened at city court charged with
forgery aud larceny. Toe evidt u e
showed that WIngate came to this CITY
f,om Camden, n. j., where his parents,
who are ve.J respectable people, reside,
about Ubristmas, and that he
was loafrg around Ford's stable o,
Sixth and Orange streets for week or
more. About the first of the year Mr..
Ford, who 10 veterinary den list,
missed several of bis tools valued al
aoont SIG. and shortly after wards found
that they bad been sold to a farmer by
Wingate. A few days latter he was
shown q check for $40 ct the Union
National Bank, N ade payable to Fran
Conner, which had Mr.. FOrd's sigsa.
ture forged to IL. He told the banh
officials that he Ind nothing to DO witt
II, and they placed the matter In tn.
hands of Ohitf OF Police DoughtrtJ
who arrested WiDgate yesterday. Aftel
nearing the evidence the Judge ord cree
him TO arnish $500 bail on Toe charg,
of leIcsny, aEJ 81, 600 bail for forgery
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
FIFTH EDITH

The grocery s,ors w. n
street. Is offered for rs. IT, WI
Gregg b voshell y. /
eresh offer several d w,l n, "a
sOwen J. Hsasion h., !" ~
49, lev warehouse at Fron,' , ny y
Ths sale Of ercceri..
ell take place 1t n, .; Lsj
street, on Monday, The ian ,i ss
w. Y. Warner ipv,,.. 'ls
the lot OF horses a, bis s's, ausA|
land avenue. 'Aolaa
Webster & Cayspas, ..,,
scrtptiou OF horses thai !, pooiA n
public sale, ~ Hockessiaa 's !, W.
Miss Ellie T. Jentip, ~ "a. ny
trimmings and rotiop, ~
N. y. Cor. Tenth and n ans'anplHl
The stables Of W. @. Nm
snd orange streets, are I'M a y,
preparatory 10 the sres, ~. Of
day afternoon. 'a Y
a valuable horse belor si,, :. =,
A. Brown, coal dealer. F,". ut ny
streets, dropped dead ,s .ca, ~
noun In tho shafts while 's% .g !
IN the coal yard. u'aiH I
VIM. H. Mullen, plan, al
dealer, has taken the ass,. -, |,
York Life Insurance c am,as ny
will In . few days make n. "a
10 Philadelphia. nv
Lore q Emmous, a,to,,.,
. brick house, No. III ss!nh.s's
and also . lot OF land i" ' y. \
yard belonging to tho esl.,, ~ ~
Elizabeth Ker6aush
L w. s:idham 4 Son ,,,.1
sold for George NJ Btsp,bs \,
ware Junction, Christina H..
raesday COWS &3s en- t,S y
VOC 60'l00, t63 " 100, SsJ., ,, ~
IL 100 per head; shoa,,, :,
pound; corn, s6cts. Per bu.h."''" |
The l6oaore farm Of Andr,
Twain, situated In Pepc.os, ~
viii DO offered at public sasnsl
morning ri 10 O'Clock, agd n. !
he personal property Of III. )
Mr. thompson, will follow IA ,s1
noon.
Gregg & Voshell oferay,ul
for the arrest OF trespassst, q, n
o. rty Of the skating rips a, 81
and Madison streets, ana m
names Of persons h wing ss,l.,j
possesslon belonging to ID, H.
Skating Rink Go.
srtons having real GA, n
would do well TO cou.u BtY|
Lsnk, as they intend to have y
au;tion sale II No sls Ma,.srv|
saturday, the 18Th Inst nv Il
reached BY letter or b. stpiux|
Fourth and Franklin stree d
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
| =. ..1I... III

yto tuo RoWeA&e An NV AHst
Tuea1ay 2orning, eaused bi6nkadt OF
trains ON the Elevated Railroad. which
In . terrible accident. Shortly
after Z O'Clock train came to stand
still between Fourteenth and Seven
teenth streets, and . man named Mat
thews got of the third car and ont on
the marrow platform alongside the rails.
He started to walk to the Fourteenth
Street Station and Was followed by
aumber OF men anxious to get to their
work. When they were within about
fifteen feet OF the station the train
started, and Matthews, panic stricken.
clutched man standing beside him; the
crowd became "buuched" and Mat
thews and number OF others fell In .
heap 10 the street, twenty feet below.
Matthews and two other men were
killed and seven were injured. The
railroad officials say that the disaster
was caused by . passenger who Gin bed
on the step Of the extreme end OF the
rear car Of the mo wing train. "Wbile
In this position his body extended out
beyond the eide Of the car.
the platform gate Of the car
beipp. of course, closed at the
sime. and While in this position, 18th
| his body protrudirg rom beyond the
side oftbe car, be came tn contact with
the passengers who were moving Nlong
the track walk, sweepipg them CT Ike
flash from the walk into the street be.
low. The man managed TO get on the
train, and his identity has not yet been
established.
Al tn. Cine CT the accident the train
was net in motion AZ all. 1t was 70.
ported late last night that one OF the In
jured, an unknown man, hnd died, and
lanother, William Doyle, sned 10 wears,
| was not expected to recover. One OF
the remaining unspoSn dead is be.
lieved 10 be Judas SIM, a clerk, and
the o;her Is believed 10 bo a carpenter
iuamed Patrick MoCabe.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

DONoHOE-0n the 7th inst, Annie H.,
wife OF homas r. DOnohoe, aged Is years.
Rel stives and friends gro respectfully In
vitcd 70 attend her funeral from the late
residence Of ter husband. 2lo south Jackson
street, ON Thursday mo-b ing, at Q. 30 O'CLOCK.
High mass at st. Psuts \. q Church. In.
terment at Cathedral Oemetery.
ICRIPPS.-in Oonshoh 9ckeD, Pa, on the ith
inst, VIM. Il Or PIP, in his TS'h year
Relatives and friopGs arc respectfully In
vltei 10 attend TIRE funeral service at Union
NJ. Z. Church, this city, on irsday after
noon, al o'clocz. Inlerment at lining
TOP ana hrandynine Ceneteiy.
lCLANCY. On the Tth inst Ellen, wife o.
Richard Clancy, N tins 5l.t year Of her
GRe.
Relatives and friends o. tie fam lY ara in.
vlted 70 attend her funeral from the resi-
dence OF her son. III caael CLANCY. corner o!
Mary land averui and Jackson street. On
Thurscav Gf.ernt on. at so O'Clock. Int r.
ment At New Cathedral Uemstery.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

Another session OF the Len
WAS held yesterday Dorll.i
Jhsirman Taylor prtsld,s h
stated that CT County Tss,rr
bert would make his dgs ses
on Monday, March ~. It !
Lions were adop ed insfa:au
treasurer 10 have the hscs. yE
after commence ON the erl ius3
February. He was also dlnz
furnish, ~ soon ss I9EbA Il
statement Of the amouas Of aid
iebtedness, the da'e Of iisa 4
bonds, By whom he'd, the nz 4
.-rest drawn by the saut n
With the purpose for which lkI
sdness was contracted, 'hi IA
matter pertaining to the GnMa1
iition Of the county. A copEzsI
iieiirg OF Messrs. Toy, Hing
Morrison were appointed M
whether there was not an ingl
The NJ sessment OF church ~
his county. The jail coam
we're allowed 500 in stlltlif
regular appropriation. To ~
Holm gsworth Company ~
fender Tiles be driven a afi
shore piers of the Third stIslll
Daring the forenoon sstsi1i
Mr.. RothweH. OF Blackbln I'D
moved that his own prcpt'Fl
hundred be increa, ei Ia ya.lli'
81, 7C0 70 81 0C0.
Mr.. Wier In o iumoru u
wanted TO know II It was nN|
rider for o member to mc5sSh
ais own assessment. j
Mr. Roth we'll tsid, "ycu lM v
old me | ought to raise toe ~, =
and thought 30 myself q ! !, v
aouse on my property vi'i y
creased its value a !
Mr.. Wier said be wU IHsvs
led, only II was something rauo,
, member to increase ii; ON, ;
nent. The prevailing eplnAs
hat Tie me m bers did the olis1
The Levy Court has he'd to Y
yet to settle upon candidates las \
enders and other subtriinss y
1ot yet elected.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

Had Boys,

This morning q boy named George
Hiz1ard was arraigned At polices alton
charged with disorderly conduc. and
nsins abusive and insulting language to
George X. Walker. He testified that
be resides in the vicinity OF Tenth aud
Spruce streets, and that Hazard was
one Of gang who stand at that corner
and insult almost every one that passes.
The accused denied tha charge, and his
father, who was present, Cross .ez au IN ed
the witness. In answer to a question
By the Judge, Ctfssrs Lopez and Mo.
liner ny said The boys in that vicinity
were very bad, aud that ileie was con.
siderable complaint about them. Haz
zAzd was then sentenced TO pay the
costs Cf the case.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Returned Homo.

Ms. Jacobs, the well known milliner
of 220 KirR street aid GIL, Market
street. hos Just. returned from New
York where she secured an extra large
stock Of fashionable spUiug gcols.
Within the past fe W days soe has made
la nunbsr Of Improvements to her
Market street store, which viii. enable
her, with these pew goods, 10 make the
|anes: display ever witnessed in :his
lefty. The stock Is large but t1osa " no
wieh &c have hrst choice shoIld call
without delay.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
FOURTH EDITION
6snry ward Beschsr Dead.

NEW YORK, March 8--The Rev.
Henry " ard Bescher died thts morning
ct so. In the presence Of his fAntly.
ThosA present q the bedside were Col
H. b. Beecher. his wife, his daughters
Hattie and Daisy. and con, Henry Ward
Beecher; Miss Faith Beecher, W. O..
Beecher and wife, Rev. Samuel Scoville,
Mrs. 8. 6coville, eldest daughter OF
Rev. Henry Ward Beechef; Misc SEQ
vile, Who had jast come from the
Pacific elope; Miss Bullard. the Rev. 8.
B. Halliday and wife, Bella, The Scotch
nurse, who has BEEN with the family
many years, and was the special favor
lite of the deceased preacher; the male
nurse, Riordoh; Deacon 8 v. White. L
A. 6eccomb, one of the trustees OF the
Plymouth Church, and kpJcr j. b
Pond.
Or. Searle had noticed . change In
the patients condition ct 3 80 N, AT
summoned ell Ia the house to tbs bed.
side, momentAIily expecting his death,
but he fingered IN much longer than
had been anticipated. he passed away
gradually and almost inperceptibly,
drawing his breath without apparent
sufff ring or return TO consciousness II
any degree.
No Grape was hung on the door. Mr.
Beecber having always objected to tn,
use Of this and the gloom associated
with it in the presence OF death. In
stead, magr i6cent wreath OF flowers
hung from the left side Of the doorway
at the top Of the stoop, composed O
white and red roses and lilies of thu
valley, aud tied up with white satin.
THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The funeral win take place Thursday
and services will be- held at the hous
At 8 80 on Taursdsy, and the church q
1130. 1t WAS the wish of the famil,
that the fur eral should be as Qniet ~
possible. This tullstin was issued:
1.-THE services at the house will b
confined absolutely to the relatives
without any exception, IL being N sni
fest that a selection outside the family
circle would be impossible, the nous,
being 100 small to hold even q small
part Of Mr.. Beecher's nearest friends
The ir tsrnert will be In Green woot
Cemetery. In accordance with a,
agreement made many years ago, be
tween Mr. Beecher anu DIR. Hall, tha
whoever died FIRST the other should eff
ciate NJ the funeral, DR.. q. "a. Hail all
perform the ceremony. A com mite
TO take charge OF The funeral arrange
ments has been appointed rs follows
John T. Howard, 3 V. White, Thcns
j. Tilney, Professor Bossiter Rsymon
and Augustus SJorrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
A Republican Victor!

TIE Republicans Of CamdsIa.
lay rebuked the Democratic ""
burglary and fraud BY Iol.s
handsome majority In nes'l
yard. In almost every PivD
tickets were cut considfiaoL.1
rendered tho work Of cOunHs~
cult. ~
Full returns from may ~
aa1 not been received St tp'a IN
his morning, but irdicsiOis III "
N overwhe lmiDg vicltr! 10 n
publicans. A spirited oOlS .,
made on the Excise OoniI i't,..,,,
Prohi bitisnists working olIl"i|
he 10 terest of their cs1dlaA, .sia,]
manifested their strength Oy ,,I h
= crsdi,nble majority, but Iaa,, n
xded that the Republican c'''-
nave been elected. ,,lss
Frank r. Michellon, Il P.'Y
reelected City Tressaier W u
.ome majority. d.. W. d. ., n s
defeated his Democratic cJ.pi ,s
". D5rnsy, for COnucil%Cn ,a n :, b b
. good msjority. JON OO'v ..sal
..can, is reelected CITY Aa'1,sf
featiDg the Democratic CAN'T a,,,r'
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Rev. MRS. j. II. RLLGOOD.

ScIPIo, N. Y, Dec. 1, 1s84.-I ON
the pastor Of the Baptist church here
and an educated physician. am not
In practice, but am nay sole family ply
siciap, and advise in chronic cases.
Over year ago l recommended your
Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who
has been under medical treatment Of
Albany's best physicians several ears.
She has been greatly 6ene fitted and
still uses the medicine. believe she
will become thoroughly cured of her
various complicated diseases By their
use. We both recommend them to our
friends, many OF whom have also betn
cured Of their various ailments by
them. REV. Z. z WARREN.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Auction Sale Of China, Lamps and Glass
ware

Being determined to close out my en-
tire line of china, lam ps aud glassware,
Ito make room for my ipcre asipg wall
paper trade, will sell the entire line
at auction sale commencing this even
ing and continuing every evening at
o'clock until goods are disposed OF. Gal,
and exeruine them They include line
of American ironstone, Msddoeks,
Bridgewood's porcelain aud Haviland's
best French china in plain white and
gilt band glassware of every descrip
ton A large line of lamps. They all
must be sold, as mean to quit the busi.
ness entirely. GEO. W. COOLEY, All
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

On jackson street, below Third, there
hiss been . barrel Of ashes siitins since
Monday, February 18th. waiting for the
contractor to move 1t. Ho sbculd have
help If he cannot get through. This
matter ought TO be attended to. II not
hsuie ed away soon tbs owner will attend
10 Il at fountain b. al. TIE barre Ii are
tumbled into the street, and on the
street and pavement by the boys, and
make dirt AMI trouble. Tie ash man
has been notified o. this neglect several
times. j. W. BOWERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
The Popular Science Monthly.

The March number Of "The Popular
Science Monthly" opf rs with an inter.
est.ng paper, care Railroads Public
Enemies" which touches upon several
points covered by the Interstate Com.
merce bill. The editor's table has a
sketch Of the late Professor Youmans
the founder Of the monthly, who died
recently. This, with q fine steel por.
trait of the professor, constitutes 1t in a
great measure q memorial nun Der.
Some dozen or more interesting articles
follow, making great mass OF proita
bls reading. New York: ID. Appleton
& Co. Fifty cents number, So year
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Cured OF Drinking.

"a youne friend of mine was cured
of an iusatlaS!e thirst for liquor that
had 80 prostr Ated his fystem that he
was unable TO 90 any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop
Bitters. II allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor;
made his nerves etsadJ; and ae has re
manned o steady and sober man for more
than two years, and has no dsfi-e 70 70
turn to His cups, And know Of mum
Der OF others that have been oursd Of
drinking by it."-From a leading Z. l..
Official, Chicago, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. -, 1854

DEAR sIR-Why don't you ger cal
tificate frem Col. W. Ii. W., OF Beltt-
more, showing hew he cured himself OF
BY the help Of Hop Bitters.
His is q wonderful case. He 10 well
known in Rochester, n. T.. BY al the
drinking people there: He isknown In
this city, CIR cinnati, New Orleans, New
York; in fact all over the country, ~ he
has spent thousands OF dollars for rum.
I honestly believe his card would be
worth thousands OF do'lais to you In
this city and Baltimore alone, and make
thousands of sober men by the use oil
your bitter. j. a W.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09

The argument in the case of the
National Dredging Company va. the
owners Of the tug Argus was Continued
all day yesterday In the United States
Court. Henry r. Eimunds, ESQ, Of
Philadelphia. and Levi q, Bird, ESQ ,
spoke for the respondents. and the
argument will be concluded to-day by
j. Warren Coulstop, Eaq, of Philade.-
phia, for the libellauts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Shooting for the Badge.

The bad weather on Monday pre-
vented large turnout of the Whining
ton Rife Club, and but seven members
participated In the match for the
badge. The Standard American target
was used, and the following are the
scores out Of possible 100 Points;
Badge Match, 200 yards II. A
Record Match 100 yards r Miller,
So; FL, A. He,uel, 81; j B. Bal 20; W.
O'Connor, rs; H. Simpson, II; W. A
Bacon, II; 8 j. Newman, IS.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Game to the Wrong Place.

Last evening Henry Williams stag.
gered into police station and demanded
lodgings for the night, but as he was 30
much under the Influence Of liquor lie
was locked up. THIS mornitg be wat
arraigned at the city court aud sen
fenced to pay fine Of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-09
Prejudice Kflss.

"Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a bed OF misery under the care of
several Of the best ply slcians, tho gave
her disease VARIOUS names bus no reT
lief, and now che lie restored to rs 10
good he aith by Hop Bitters, that We had
poohed at two years before using It.
We earnestly hope and pray thai no one
else will let their sick suffer rs We did,
on account Of prejudice against 80 good
8 medicide Ms Hop Bitters THE Pa
rents-Good Templars.